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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-01-28

THE MedCan war Is now nearly forty
years IL the past, and II would be natu-
raj TO sdppse that "a proposition to pen.
sion every nan who served sixty days ia
that war, DT the surviving widow of
such mai, could rot long affect the
pension roll. Yet if precedeIts are OF
any value, t is not unreasonable to sup
pose that bneficiaries of the law which
Congress passes in 1887 will be enjoying
their allowances as far in the future as
the middle of the twentieth century
The last report of the Commissioner of
Pensions SIDws that there are yet or the
rolls l 539 Survivors of the war of 1912,
and l3 397 'idows Of such soldiers. Nor
is the war of 1912 the earliest in our
history whih has place in the current
pension business. The revolution ended
il 1913, but there is still living in the
town of HOLLYWOOD, n. H., in her 9Gth
year, a woman who in her early life
married Caltain Benjamin Stevens, "A
Revolutionary soldier, who participated
in the batslt of Bennington, and as his
widow she lraws pension of Sic per
month.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-01-28
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For Torpid Liver,
Bilious Headache.
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II is certain In its effects
II is gentle in It's actirn.
1t is pslateable to the
taste. II can be relied
upon to cure, aud IL cures
by assisting. not by outraF.
ing, nature. Do not take
violent purRatives your
selves OF allow your chill
dren TO take them, always
use this elegant phar-
msceuticai preparation.
which has been for more
than forty years a public
favorite. Sold by drlgg lists
eveTyt5herL,W II
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-01-28
CLUB RAIsERs, PREMIUMS.

Il, Club ,oih his paper, Godeus and The
Freeman. Price So 90 l0hich should be sen to
the office Of ibis pqDer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-01-28

A young man named Krebs, employed
as brakeman on the Western division P. r
R. feil from the top Of a car at Derry, on
Friday evening, and three heavily laden cOaI
cars pass ever his right arm severIng il
from his body. He was sent to the West
Penn hospital, Pittsburg. for tire atment'
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
4 DEPOT OR DEATH.
a Pointed Pointer for the Railroad Co..
Candid Consideration.

Sacked ore is accommodating in large piles
on the outdoor platforms o: the freight
depot. The Railroad Company, mindful OF
the interests of shippers, and guarding its
own interests, should save money enough
out Of its immense earnings to build a
commodious and safe freight depot at Dill.
lon. The rickcty old building, called a
freight depot, was packed in segregated
parts along the line of the Utah and North.
ern, and when patched and put up at Dill
lon it was shameful excuse for depot.
1t is Il wonder that the old concern has not
blown down or tumbled down long ago.
As monument Of railroad poverty, VIC
challenge any other railroad company on
the continent to produce a shabbicr freight
depot than the one owned by the Utah and
Northern at Dillon. 1t can not be did.
II the Railroad Company had soul to
save it would be ashamed of its freight dc.
pot in this city. 1t is unsafe merely Il
is liable 70 put in a roaring fame at an,
moment OF course the Railroad Com
pany can pile up freight of all kinds in the
open air. |! might do better by going out
into the mountains and getting a few pine
logs whercwit!, to build a sost of COW cor.
raj to put The scattered :rcishts in. Ci,'
zcns o' Dillon and shippers and receivers
of freight a. this point have been cautious
" conservative in their :,rowls al ihc
tism ceases to be a virtue there will a uni.
ted cry go up to railroa>! headquarters of
--'sgivc Us 4 safe and cor'u,odious depot,
or give Us railroad death.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
Montana Bred TrOttimg Horses to d.o to
the States.

!l:lI,ou>c Raymond arT;> cd in Dillon to-
dav. from Belmont P;rA, with eighteen
head Of fine Montana bred trotting stock,
which are TO be shipped in palace horse
car 10 parties in the Ea,t, as follows
10 Highland Farm. Lexington, Ky.~~-
Virginia, dau, OF Doncaster; lienrctta,
DaiiiodiI. Echo, Flemc.. Evergreen, Gre
ole, Edna. Ethel anu Eltorado. All by
Commodore Belmont, .%ccp, Virginia.
10 \. 5. Iige'ow, Boston, Mass.-~Thc
pair OF seliing>. Gafl ana Graphic.
To Alexander, Chica.o.-Gi!?in, fine
single horse.
10 y. ". Longiey, Chicaso-Harp, a
three year old FLY; Jenny c, ycarling
tiilv; and Tempest. Il vearlin:: iilly.
The bay mare Virginia. >i> years old, by
Commodore belmont, was sold by $. f.
I.arahic TO Mr.. France. Of Lexington, ky.,
for ), otrr.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
IN TOWN AND OUT,
A'9ras Water.

.a''uras Water.
~ .sAe IN the Old Settlers Re-Union.
'"e National Banks OF Dillon are we'll
pplied with money.
'a' new County Jail will soon be ready
Nv e reception Of wrong doors.
n "' Is darting into the stove trade this
W." The finest patterns from the best
',"a manufacturers.
ms',n .',na the Thanksgiving services at St.
episcopal Church, at which the con.
resent. '"'.'e WA 'e
"e rfesby,erians o, Dillon are talking
"s'o'z'ng church society, with a
6,,. " building Presbyterian Church in
P4'0a next summer.
~, "o' confound the dates OF the ole.
's re'union and the military ball. One
| a s gwen On Thanksgiving 1--we. the
hs WV "" TIE other on Thanksgiving even.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

Many of the old settlers and new com,
ers OF the Beaverhead Valley have united
in inviting everybody TO participate in
social ;e:nion TO be held in the Opera
House, in Dillon, on Wednesday evening,
Thanksgiving EveD Nov. sd. 1t will be
an event much to be enjoyed and the
pleasures Of such a re- union will please
everybody
The following programme will be rem
dered, and everything done that can be TO
,,,ak & the evening pleasant:
Exercises will commence a. 1890 p. ny,
with the reading OF the programme.
Praycr-By Rev. Mr.. Van Orselel.
Music-"Auld Lang Sync"-By every
body.
Essay: "Ilow We got 70 Montana"-By
James kirkpatrick.
Music.
Essay: "Something About the Early
Days Of Beaverhead Valley"-By Thos
NJ. Selway.
Music. Singing.
Essay: "How the Women Did'-By
one of the women.
Music.
"Reminiscences VIM. Ioncs.
Music.
Essay: BY Mrs. John Nickum.
Singing. "llomc, Sweet Home by
everybody.
1t is also expected that Hon. Joe A.
Browne, Hon. Jas. NJ. Page, James Maui
din, Esq, and others will be present and
take part in the programme.
Doors will be open at early candle light.
After the programme is given and the sup.
per served, the time will be devoted to .
| good, old fashioned lrtc-u-tctt. Ample op.
portunity will be given for each to tell his
favoritc story.
The supper will be served by the ladies'
Of Grace NJ L. Church in the old postof1ice
building from 5 to and from o:3oto o:so
y. IN. Tickets for the supper--adults, soc.
! children, sc.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
THE tti:.irAET E.tYIo
The Prerequisite" Conditions OF IA Grand
Social success Assured in Advance.
The New Opera House TO i,c Dedicated ia
Pleasure and Amusement in ::
Magnificent Manner.

The coming social event that is engross-
all of our social circles is the grand mill.
| tary ball which is to bc given at the new
Opera House or Thanksgiving evening.
the c4th inst. The ball will be under the
exclusive auspices Of the "Ecaverhead
Guards" Company r, First Regiment OF
Montana Militia, National Guard The
ball promises to be the most brilliant so.
cial event in the history Of Dillon. The
members OF Company Z, actua.ed bv a
desire to give a ball that will win the ap.
probation OF everybody, are completing
and perfecting arrangements that will Ger.
tainly culminate in 4 grand social and so.
ciety success.
The invitations have been general Four
hundred neatly printed invitation cards
have been issued. The Committee on In.
vitation will be pleased to furnish an in
vitation card on application in all cases
where all omission has inadvertently &c.
Cured. Members Of Company will
take pleasure in promptly presenting all
! applications for cards Of invitation, as it is
| specially desired that errors Of omission,
II there be any, be rectfied in order that
no one be ignored or neglected.
The new Opera House will b.: appropri-
ately and beautifully decorated, and bril-.
liantly lighted. Members of Company T.,
in full dress uniform, will take pride in
making everything pleasant, agreeable and
highly enjoyable for their guests of the
evening. The music will he splendid
The Howard Brothers, assisted by an or.
chestra from Butte, will furnish the music
An elegant supper will be served on the frs,
floor of the Opera House. Everything
calculated to promote the pleasure of in.
vited guests has been arranged and will be
carried out.
The committees are composed OF the
following gentlemen:
! On Arrangements -- Captain Moore
Lieut.. Meyers, Corporal poindextcr, w
A. Jones, $. A. u. Newcomer.
On Rcception---Major Lamont, Corporal
A. Eliel, II. II. Nuckolls, +. Newbro, Cor
poral ]. I. Voc, Thos. Mulancy.
| On Music-Sergeant Good T. Paul, q
Sergeant Eastman, Corporal J. I.apish,
Cashmere.
On Refreshments--J. Forester, J. T.
Ford, John IL. Brundage, Perry Kline.
! On Invitation--Licut Smead, Sergeant
Dan Chapman, Sergeant w. J. Crowell
Corporal Andrcsg, +. L. Defriez.
On Decoration-M +. Macklem, T.
Gushing, G. Hirschman, M. +. Kirkpatrick
| J. Fishburn, \. w. Swartz, NJ. Mann, Jas
! Mclaughlin.
In charge Of the Floor--Corporal Nlilt
Davidson, Will y. Layne. w. a. Jones.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
PERSONALS.

VIM. II. Oliver was in from Birch Creek.
.\ssaycr Hand, Of Butte, visited the Elk.
horn district.
Sheriff Tom Jones was up at Butte on u
legal lay out.
Justin f.. Morse went 10 Butte and Mis-
soula on business.
| Dave McCranor and Fred Schulz came
| over from Sheridan yesterday.
Thos. Pierce and James Mansfield 81.
Horse Prairie, were in the city.
Geo. w. Perkins and ~ J. Grubb pulled
in from Elkhorn on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Bishop visited MIR.
and Mrs. Jas. NJ. Page at Pagcvillc.
John Hall came over from Sheridan on
a mixed business and pleasure visit.
Joe Shineberger, of Red Rock, felt the
pulse OF the beef cattle market at Butte.
W. Tate Taylor, Of Spring Mountain,
Idaho, has been in the city several days.
John Thomas and Master George Foster
came over from Sheridan on "Wednesday
Hickman i"Jack'') Grassland started for
his old Kentucky home on Wednesdays
train.
Mrs. NJ. Bray, OF the Magnolia rcstau.
rant, who has been sick for a week, is mucl.
better.
Hon. Joe y. Browne was down from
Darling on Monday and returned home tn.
same day.
Mrs. d. .Allerdicc and Mrs. Judge Ross.
were down from Spring Hill on Wcelnes-
day visiting and shopping.
Bob Bennett. the barber attacked witt,
the iaundicc, went to the Warm Springs
health resort in Deer Lodge county.
Lieutenant W. III. SncaI brca,hed tlt,.
wicked atmosphere Of Butte for Il da.
while. on business bent ard entirely intent.
Phil II. p>in,!tx,vr returned Wednesday
from visit TO St. Io,.is, where he attend
cd I: National Con,tntiou of the cattle
kings ri America
Robt. :'earv, the >,oChlnan, arrived GA
Wednesdays train, but ha>ing sold two
car loads OF Thoroughbred stock in Idahu.
he had nort< left iur dis market.
Tom Robbins, Mavor OF Mcrosc, cam.
down "Wednesday, remained in the cit, \
few hours and returned to his municipality
ON that evenings sundo"u train.
Rev. Hugh Lamont. a Brother Of Major
Lamont is expected TO stop in Dillon nc.,
week on his WA: 10 Missoula, at which,
place he vii! take charge Of the Prcsb,
terrain Church,
On Thursday a special stopped in Di.,
lon few hours. The railroad party cot
sisted of {. +. Resscquic, Superintendent
OF the Utah and Northern; ]. Y. Parksr.
Division Freight .\scn, at Salt Lake: !
S. Dicley; and General Agen; \ec.!han.
OF Omaha.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
New York Apples.

! car load at {. l.. Thon,scn's. For fine .iav
cannot he surpassed. W.,w
:. -->.--~ -
oacan save money by buying your
inter Outfit at kaufman's. ::
kaufman has moved his Glendale stock
mt CITY and will close it Cut at very low
fces. !:
oo can get everything YOU want for
F1,at kaufman's. Prices are suaran-
GU as low as the lowest. =
"'u'nan expects large quantity OF
I" goods by Monday next. The most o
VIII oe mems suits and overcoa.>. ::
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
success Of the Social Clnh,

The meetings OF the Dillon Social Club
are proving very successful. Prot. Couture
is instruc'i,ls' the member. in dancing in a
thorough manner, twice Il week. Wccnes.
tav evenings hop was largely attended
anG those present enjoyed then~c!vc, and
had a Dlca>:tut time.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

rhe toboggan cap has come to stay Re-
|. ~ -. ,be fact, Leonard E!iel has on display
| .,a.,,t stock, for large and small. "
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

.,,oes and rubbers, in all styles and
~ = Eliel's. No second qualities.
L ~, the best kept in stock.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

.,.o1 bv l., c. Fyhric 4 Co.. Il car load
Just receive, Hams and breakfast bacon.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
Fall Hats,

h an, arson .o has just received ten dozen hats in
Eiccs Pash, which She is selling at the lowest
rem hats tor 7Sca and ,SIoo. Wing, tor soc.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

= r,,rie 4 Co. have Just received y full line
l: G. :.s sGGJ GGalifornia dried fruits.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

An Appropriate Programme win E;e Pee
>"nica and y superb supper served.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

;,eaat1. c. Fyhrie n Co.'s car load
Jus. as...a1 corn meal.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
Fencing Contract to Let.

want to let Il fencing contract immediately.
\ contract will be for between three and four
yes OF fencing. For further particulars apply to
L. II. HAMILTON.
Upper Horse Prairie,
Fn@4w Hc,verh.od Co. Mont.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

,,,;.r. are having an unusually large run
.h.;r child's cloak department.. Their
.,,es prove that they have we'll
[,s...a stock, and that their prices are
> NJ
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
Cats Wanted.

Best cash prices paid by
DILLoN LUMBER & GRAIN Go.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
Intelligence Omcc.

you are in need Of help, or want to hire out, in
;Re Of Mrs. NJ. A, DINe;LEY.
ars. NJ. A. Dinglcy expects frst-class dress
6ker to arrive from Chicago, in few days. The
comes highly recommended and will inn
Pdiately assume charge Of the dress,nak;ng de-
|stment.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

!, xou intend refurnishing your house,
are in quest OF house furnishing goods,
" through Eliel's elegant stock Of Brus-
h and Ingram carpets, curtains, shades,
all paper, etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

blankets and quilts in great abundance
r,;,,s Blankets, white and colored,
,he leading Eastern and California
NJ, Quilts from the cheapest to the
nest satin.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
&C. Fyhric & Co.'S Locals

.,r;e & Co. have just received a car load
T. 6 C,.rl;n,s rH,.'r miners candies.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

Call and see the fine carriages and spring
gons at Geo. W. Savage's, and get his
ices before buying. s.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
FOR 0AIs1u

\ good Ranch tor sale cheap. on long time. In
m Of w. II. SMEAD,
. Dillon, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

Legal Blanks of all kinds, and Copp's
.uler's Guide, and Mining Code always
nj IN hand at this Office. !
' A carload Of choice California fruit just
3ceiyed at c. L. Thomsen's. wv
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
LIME,

Constantly on hand at G. l.. Jhomscn's.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

Lee Goe.schius, sole agent for the Sin.
r. Manufacturing Co., Dillon, NJ. L. ::
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
Grain Sacks.

Grain Sacks.
w. have lust received Il full line of Burlap Sacks
srh will be sold at bed rock prices. Don't fail to
Il and see us before purchasing.
DILLON IMPLEMENT Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

me Ri11on Gribnne,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
our TRIBUNE PUBLISHING. oo'
nncorporatedo
1zUs1NEsS 1ocAL= ~
1C Fyl,ric & Co.'s Locals.
.:. Co, have just received a car load
I. ..'..i;w;n's :; miners candies.
r,,r;e & Co. have Just received y 'o'' ''ne
L:C::s California dried fruits.
..,,ot1. c. Fyhric ~ Co.'s Il car load
aS ausS,,nd corn meal.
rre;yed by l." {. Fyhrlc q IG.. ,o,, Il car '"'''
Just reseeeassed Hams and breakfast oacon.
a""' ,-l~-~--~.--~-~~>.-~o----->~-
,,,oes and rubbcrs, in all styles and
~ ...s at Eliel's. No second qualities.
'.', L the best kept in stock.
'
~, ,obospan cap has come to stay. Re.
l.s l.. @ NE fact, Leonard E.iel has on display
D ',ss,,t stock, for large and small. s.
,.,..ps arc having an unusually large run
.n.;r child's cloak department. Their
:. s,,.s prove that they have we'll
,s.,ed stock, and that their prices are
sht .--..,,-,,---~-.-
Blankets and quilts in great abundance
rl;rls. Blankets, white and colored,
Avn the leading Eastern and California
Iuls Quilts from the cheapest to the
nest satin.
Il you intend refurnishing your house,
are in quest OF house furnishing goods,
y through Eliel's elegant stock Of Brus-
is and Ingram carpets, curtains, shades,
|all paper, etc.
r. ..---,.->-.- ->--~>>--~7~~-----,-
Grain Sacks.
~. have lust received full line Of Burlap Sacks
s.h viii be sold at bed rock prices. Don't fail TO
N and see MS before purchasing.
:, "' DILLON IMPLEMENT Co.
Il"
Lee Goe.schius, sole agent for the Sim
+ Manufacturing Co., Dillon, NJ. L. ;:
Legal Blanks Of all kinds, and Copp's
.ulers Guide, and Mining Code always
kot on hand at this Office. !
-.-.>-~.----~.-~~-~~~~~~-~-
A carload Of choice California fruit just
(ceiyed at c. L. Thomsen's. .w
>,.>>~~~~-~-----.-~--~>~~-~~o--
FOR 0ALn
good Ranch tor sale cheap on lG9E sxEN%b i%f; In"
!. Dillon, Montana.
,-~.----~>-,-.-~~ --~--~~~~~~.--~~
Cats Wanted.
best cash prices paid by
DILLON LUMBER & GRAIN Go.
Observation-Disclosures.
LIME,
Constantly on hand at G. l.. Jhomscn's.
|
Geo. II. Savage has just received car
d Of fine carriages Of all kinds.
~~-~~--~--->~-~-~---~>>-~~~~~
For fine barouche ph:rton top buggy,
spring wagon, go to Geo. II. Savage. t
->.>-,~->~--->-~-->->-~~>->~--~-
Call and see the fine carriages and spring
lgous at Geo. W. Savage's, and get his
Ices before buying. s.
-~~~>~>>->~>
Intelligence OiTicc.
YOU are in need Of help, want to hire out, in.
ire Of Mrs. NJ. A, DINe;LEY.
.rs N. A. Dinglcy expects first-class dress
ker to arrive from Chicago, in few days. The
y comes highly recommended and will inn
oately assume charge Of the dress,nak;ng dc.
shnent
Nr~~S~>. =
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

Geo. II. Savage has just received car
d Of fine carriages Of all kinds. !
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

For fine barouchc ph1ton top buggy,
spring wagon, go to Geo. II. Savage. !
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18

car lold at e. l.. Thomscn's. For fin,
y cannot he surpassed.
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This collection OF Lnglish poetry VIII be one "' el'
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Will hear OF something her or ther l
sad Henrietta McHao IL daughter OF ko ,r. ..ssrr 81
~ IN. tlty OF Exeter umbrella maker a." IN the
Samuel Lnubenuy iatc OF Eerch Avenue o. AIRED
Boroush Of Nottingham gentleman dseesse a. Euaiuerrs
T. Mciiao q S,pper n Her Asjesy's ROY "a asc 5lsS
who was dscnarvoI from Maj-sty scr zee o seat
day Of Auguai. 81 aud Ia believed America
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Duoiness Cbautes.

EIRST-CLASS BAKERY for sale; coed
l req sons for selling; bargain. Apply 20 snithst,
brooklyn.
WANTED Capable men 10 approach farm.
w ers live stock mon horticultuTists De, WIN III
AMERICAN HONE Nd FARM tNCLOPtplA ms
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an investment Of hccn thousand 49, 49,. .,.,,.
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Hlusiral 1nstrnmelis

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FISCHER PIANOS, renowned Tor tone ana
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SERMONS FOR CHILDREN.

Includjnc tho Hcattudcs and the Faithful Servant.
Preached in Westminster Abby. by ARTHUR ZEN
RUYN STANLEY, late Dean Of Westminster l2mo' 81
The sermons in this volume all very brc ana are
distinguished by the exquisite clearness dfee'h''s anu
beauty Of Dean Stanley STYLE which lends tself admir-
ably 10 the task 0, presenting youthful minds the great
truths OF the Bible attractive, yet dghhed ana I'M
mani